Re: Drehen eines Films
From Stefan Reuther <sr2...@inf.tu-dresden.de>
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· 22 May 2003 14:58 · View full thread
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David Reis <nec...@hotpop.com> wrote: >> 1 + . . . >> 2 . _.. . . >> 3 .-' ==> \-, . * . >> 4 ./ ..--' \ '\ . >> 5 .o.' o '. . >> 6 ' . c | . . Die Sternschnuppe sieht irgendwie aus wie eine Kaulquappe. Mit einer Kugel zwischen den "Hinterbeinen". <diddel> >> 2 _.. >> 3 =-.-' ==> >> 4 ./ ..-+' >> 5 .o.' // >> 6 ' Dann ist das jetzt also ein schwimmender Frosch. Mit Kugel zwischen den Hinterbeinen. Die ist nat�rlich golden und der Frosch schwimmt zu einer Prinzessin. Stefan, der mal wieder Grimm's M�rchen lesen sollte.
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From: Stefan Reuther <sr2...@inf.tu-dresden.de>
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Subject: Re: Drehen eines Films
Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 14:58:02 +0000 (UTC)
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